Rivong Digital Agency, a fast-rising Nigerian tech company founded in 2022, is carving a name for itself on the global stage. Led by entrepreneur and product designer Joshua Omojowolo, the agency focuses on building mobile applications and digital platforms that are scalable, user-friendly, and results-driven.
Since its launch, Rivong has worked with over 350 clients around the world. It has delivered digital solutions across various sectors, including finance, transport, cryptocurrency, renewable energy, construction, and non-governmental development.
The Lagos-based agency was born out of a desire to solve a growing problem in the digital development space—poorly built products that are hard to scale or fail to meet user needs. With a background in Economics and hands-on product design experience, Omojowolo has positioned Rivong as a solutions-first technology firm.
“Our goal is to build platforms that are not only innovative but practical and impactful,” Omojowolo said. “Many startups and businesses waste resources on platforms that don’t scale or engage users. We are here to change that.”
One of Rivong’s standout achievements includes building the platform for Trubooker, a transport booking service, and working on Fiatplug, a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency platform where Omojowolo also serves as Design Lead. The agency’s portfolio also includes the development of the Nigeria Women in Mining website, a move that showcases its capacity to serve advocacy and development sectors.
In the energy and infrastructure space, clients like Suncontractors Group, Ecocedar Solar, and Cegullah have tapped Rivong’s expertise to develop custom mobile and web solutions. These solutions support business operations, customer engagement, and long-term digital scalability.
“We don’t just build tech for tech’s sake,” said Omojowolo. “We ensure each product can grow with the client’s business and adapt to changing digital trends.”
One key factor in Rivong’s success is its user-centred design philosophy, which ensures that every platform built is intuitive, accessible, and tailored to the client’s audience. This approach reduces user drop-off rates and boosts engagement metrics—a critical aspect of digital growth and brand loyalty.
As the African tech ecosystem continues to expand, startups like Rivong are playing an increasingly important role. Their blend of technical skill, global outlook, and attention to local relevance makes them ideal partners for businesses looking to launch or scale their digital presence.
While many agencies chase trends, Rivong says its mission is rooted in problem-solving, transparency, and client satisfaction. The company has built platforms that support e-commerce, logistics, energy, crypto trading, and social impact.
Omojowolo believes that as digital adoption rises across Africa and other emerging markets, the demand for well-built, scalable platforms will continue to grow. “Scalability is not a luxury—it’s a necessity,” he noted.
Rivong is also exploring opportunities to expand its services, including API integrations, UI/UX design consultations, and cloud-based enterprise solutions. With a team of developers, designers, and product strategists, the company says it is ready to take on larger and more complex projects both within and outside Nigeria.
The agency’s rapid rise and consistent delivery point to one thing: there is strong demand for development agencies that blend design thinking with real business understanding. As more businesses move online, Rivong aims to be at the heart of that transition—building platforms that are both powerful and sustainable.
